Theresa Barba

I have this recurring nightmare that we're stuck in a dystopia where Trump rules everything.

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

@ThatUmbrella If Australia hasn't requested extradition then America won't extradite. So I don't see how it's America's problem.

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

@icydeadpeeps @NatetheLawyer Let me be perfectly clear. NO decisions by the Supreme Court should come down to whether it was TRADITION.

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

@icydeadpeeps @NatetheLawyer For 50 years abortion was federally protected using the 14th amendment. So how long does a right have to be protected to be considered tradition?

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

@icydeadpeeps @NatetheLawyer Slavery was never banned in the constitution, and still isn't, that's why we're allowed to pay prisoners literally pennies on the dollar.

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

@icydeadpeeps @NatetheLawyer 13th amendment, Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

@icydeadpeeps @NatetheLawyer Many of our unenumerated rights are protected under the clause of the 14th amendment and aren't traditional (i.e women's votes). Please clarify, as it sounds like your saying "yes, it has to be traditional so you're wrong about it having to be traditional."

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

@NatetheLawyer Basically they are leaving it up to the states on whether or not to keep or take away a right that we thought was federally protected. What other rights that are not tradition will be in jeopardy?

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

@NatetheLawyer We have held that the “established method of substantive-due-process analysis” requires that an unenumerated right be “‘deeply rooted in this Nation’s history and tradition’” before it can be recognized as a component of the “liberty” protected in the Due Process Clause.

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

@NatetheLawyer That was part of the Supreme Courts decision on why abortion should not be federally protected. They based their decision in part because it was not traditional. I believe they have set a dangerous precedent. There's a lot of rights that we have that are not tradition.

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

@RpsAgainstTrump No,and Christians shouldn't complain about Muslims pushing sharia law when they're doing the same by trying to legislate righteousness.

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

@icydeadpeeps @NatetheLawyer We have held that the “established method of substantive-due-process analysis” requires that an unenumerated right be “‘deeply rooted in this Nation’s history and tradition’” before it can be recognized as a component of the “liberty” protected in the Due Process Clause.

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

Sooooo people are pro-life if they "get more guns in schools"?

[Krish K @GodsteapotB]

@Mercychild101 @ToMaRa1982 @daloveofpeople1 @RutkowsB @robertalives By trying to get more guns in schools they are. Best thing to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

Have you ever met anyone who believes they can sing, but in reality they can't hold a tune?

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

Do you know the type of person who can never admit their wrong? Ie "It's not that my point was unclear, it's that your too unintelligent to get it"

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

@jollyj189 @Squiggy1 @g8r98rx85 @ksorbs He didn't elaborate on purpose because he knew it would garner comments.

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

@RCKLSNVMBR We could have avoided this entire thing if instead of trying to argue about my comment on vaccines, you had just clarified what your point was. From all the other comments they didn't get your point either.

[Theresa Barba @Mercychild101]

@BeschlossDC Yeah, but did we survive?